5 Men Recently Released From PA Prisons Are Charged in 6 Homicides

[volsrock]

Five Pennsylvania parolees have been charged in six homicides over the past two months, spurring the Department of Corrections to investigate whether anything should have been done differently.

The accused killers’ supervision levels ranged from minimum to maximum, and they had been out from between three months and two years. Some had already violated the terms of their parole by the time they were arrested, and some had a history of violence.

Burley, a convicted murderer who got out of prison in March, is now charged with killing an 8-year-old boy. He had been on parole since March and was under maximum supervision after serving 20 years in prison for third-degree murder. During that time, he’d raked up 27 instances of misconduct, including breaking another inmate’s jaw and stabbing his cellmate in the eye,


https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/0...tigations.html

WTF a convicted murderer and racked up 27 instances of misconduct, including breaking another inmate’s jaw and stabbing his cellmate in the eye, and he was released(WHY?!!) and what does he do? Oh he kills an 8 year old


Liberal systems are constantly releasing murderers who’ve gone on to kill more. THESE ARE MURDERS THAT COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED

This child would be alive if they had kept this POSs fucking animal locked up where he belonged

Pass a law to hold members of the parole board civilly liable for the criminal acts of people they let out of prison early for the duration of their sentence had they not been released.

That may sort out the problem.

[volsrock]

But hey lets lock up a guy for making a threat and let people like Burley out!

[Granule]

Five Pennsylvania parolees have been charged in six homicides over the past two months, spurring the Department of Corrections to investigate whether anything should have been done differently.

The accused killers’ supervision levels ranged from minimum to maximum, and they had been out from between three months and two years. Some had already violated the terms of their parole by the time they were arrested, and some had a history of violence.

Burley, a convicted murderer who got out of prison in March, is now charged with killing an 8-year-old boy. He had been on parole since March and was under maximum supervision after serving 20 years in prison for third-degree murder. During that time, he’d raked up 27 instances of misconduct, including breaking another inmate’s jaw and stabbing his cellmate in the eye,


https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/0...tigations.html

WTF a convicted murderer and racked up 27 instances of misconduct, including breaking another inmate’s jaw and stabbing his cellmate in the eye, and he was released(WHY?!!) and what does he do? Oh he kills an 8 year old


Liberal systems are constantly releasing murderers who’ve gone on to kill more. THESE ARE MURDERS THAT COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED

This child would be alive if they had kept this POSs fucking animal locked up where he belonged

Pass a law to hold members of the parole board civilly liable for the criminal acts of people they let out of prison early for the duration of their sentence had they not been released.

That may sort out the problem.

Did this person use a gun to kill the boy?

-- The Left

[NiftyNiblick]

Prison is cruel and unusual punishment. Dangerous offenders should not be caged indefinitely. They should be humanely euthanized like any sick animal.

Guilt and punishment assume free will.

Free will has never been scientifically proven. Never. Everything else is determined to be cause and effect, so why not human behavior?

People afflicted with religious superstitions, however, don't care about science. It's way over their heads.
Religion is indeed the opiate of the masses. I personally have no tolerance for it, but if people at least kept it to themselves, it wouldn't be so destructive.

[NiftyNiblick]

Prison is cruel and unusual punishment. Dangerous offenders should not be caged indefinitely. They should be humanely euthanized like any incurably sick animal. Or human for that matter.

Guilt and punishment assume free will.

Free will has never been scientifically proven. Never. Everything else is determined to be cause and effect, so why not human behavior?

People afflicted with religious superstitions, however, don't care about science. It's way over their heads.
Religion is indeed the opiate of the masses. I personally have no tolerance for it, but if people at least kept it to themselves, it wouldn't be so destructive.